Kenwood MD-R2 Continued, When making a digital connection, When making an analog connection

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■ When making a digital connection ■ When making an analog connection

When connecting the unit to equipment that has square/round optical jacks:

Connect the other equipment to the “OPTICAL jacks” on the back of this main unit.

OPTICAL	MD/CD player, etc.
OUT	IN 1
	To the optical	When it's
	output jack	a round
	AD-M3DC	optical
		jack

	When connecting this unit to	AD-M1DC
	other equipment for playback
To the optical
output jack

When connecting this unit to a recorder/player

To the optical

input jack Stereo, DAT, MD recorder, etc. with an optical input/output jack

●If this unit is connected to a stereo, the digital audio section of a CD (or other digital source) can be recorded. When recording from a cassette tape, radio broadcast, etc. an analog connection is required.

When connecting this unit to equipment that has a coaxial jack:

Connect the other equipment to the “COAXIAL jack” on the back of this main unit.

●The coaxial connection is only an input to this unit.

COAXIAL

IN 2

Commercially available video coaxial cable

To the digital output jack

When connecting the unit to equipment that has line jacks:

Connect the other equipment to the “ANALOG jacks” on the back of this main unit.

ANALOG

LINE OUT	LINE IN
L	L
R	R
Connecting cable	Connecting cable
included with this unit	included with this unit
To the line	To the line
input (left) jack	output (left) jack

To the line	To the line
input (right) jack	output (right) jack

Stereo, radio cassette player, etc. with line input/output jacks

When connecting this unit to equipment that only has a headphone jack:

Connect the other equipment to the "LINE IN jacks" on the back of this main unit.

LINE IN

L

R

C o mme rc ially available audio connecting cable

To the headphone jack	Headphone stereo, radio
	cassette player, CD player,
	etc.

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